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Manager, Baltimore.
PERCY.G. SMITH, Pass,r Ag't WASHINGTON

sqRG SHH naSH ASB SgS#SS#sr
5S M
For Pttsbure and the West Chicago limited Express.
ssfR9 ds Sas s & shS s, 81
With sleep Sisepins Cars from Harrsburs to Cincinnati
M ds sespn,
WA Ss thrsSsS TSSsEss and NsnPSls
and the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg Z
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Sansndaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, niagara
d deeS aa q Saturday with
For II aayg LSG su1 Haven and Em at
a a14S An Ma 400 49, 1900 and PM O
das s1ssSs sandsg saa fs 4S
For For RSssop WITHOUT change 200 2
ing direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
For isS aSdSss sH $50 and IL 40
Sos PRESS $40 i020 r ssi
z:ao 90 s10 100 and VI aS2 q On Sun
4:f0, 100, $40, 1000 aud Ii 20 PM wv INV
For Popes Creek Line. 7:25 AM and 4:4O P daily:
Fol-. Annapolis S:25. -11:4O AM. and 4:2o PM
daily except Sunday. Sundays. 900 AM, ALI
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 600, 6:45, 40. 947. 1857 AM.
1904 noon, 2:05, 4:25. 4:35. 6:01, sos. 1906
and IL 81 P NJ On Sunday at 100, $40, 9:47
1857 AN $50, 6;01 8 O5, and 1905 PM
For Richmond and the South, 6:0O 10: 81 AM daily
and 80 N. daily, except sunday.
Trains leaSe Ale1a9 nd for Washngton. S95 500
7:05, 9::}2 and 1912 PM, and II: 10 midnight
Except Monday. On Sunday at 500. $40. AND
1101 AM: 200, $40. z :05, 9:32, 1O:42 P. NJ and
1915 night.
Tickets and information at the office northeast cor
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and the
station where orders be left for the checking
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. e. PUGH, General Manager
JR. WOOD, GeneraI Passenger Agent. myI6
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iRALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect, SUNDAY. MAY, goth. 1887
until further notice.

Leave Washington from Station corner Of New Jer-
For Chicaeo, 1856 am, and $40 pm. daily. with
T and
f inv r. o p cass S nsns G
For Cincinnati Louisville and St. Louis daily at Is
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati and St. Louis without
change 3i5 pm is fast limited train to Cincinnati
ana St LOUIS arriving in Cincinnati next morning at
so; st; Louis 9 20 pm Noe1tra fare is charged on
For PittsburT at 10 :55 am and :55 pm. daily to
Pittsburg Cleveland and Detroit. with Parlor and
For LeIinston and Local Stations 10 am daily.
For points s' On Shenandoah Valley RR, s:15 pm.
dephia Se p and 80 p% d haS f'
For Wihmington. Delaware and intermsdiate points
n1 TS5 HsyEe de Grace sinsesly and intermediate
For Baltimore on week days, 5 $50. $40. 30.
81 Is IS s& aas $50 s"'s
S:52 am LIS. 13o, $3.50. 4:3o. 4:4O. $50. GAS.
Hs' Ann' S suSdsS sns and 2l0 and
mar Sunday Gam aSS g. s.
pm for principal stations only; 440 pm. daily, ex-
da Sunday ops at
stations For Ssithersburs and intermediate points
pm daily For Boyd'sand Intermediate stations II 30
NJ daily Church train leaves Washington on Sunday
only at 10 pm, stopping at all stations Metro
politan Branch. For Frederick 1910 am and 4 AZ
pm daily, except Sunday.
For Haxerstown 1910 am. and $50 pm. daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily 20, 7:2o am.
10 and ago pm.
From points on Shenandoah Valley R.R. 1:15 pm.
From PHILADELPHIA, Chester. Wilmington and Havre
From hayre de Grace sineerIy and i in tern
points north Of 1 Bal i no 19;09am.
3 go pm; Sunday, 10 :35 am. 6:35 pm.
From Harpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad. Sis pm.
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate poipts :25 g. m
and 81 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 10 $780,
80, 300, 9O5 10: 100 and 10 80 m, 12 :l5. 2: 10
9, 4;15, =. $50. AZ. 80 and ii 90 p IN. ;on
Sundays, $50 8, 8: 05 and 10 m, 90 rs, Ais
500, $50 40, 80 and II 100 pIh.
ALI trains from Washington stop at Relay station,
except l:25, 3:15, 4 80 pm.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station. 619 and 1851
avenue 14th street. where orders
will be taken baggage to be checked and received
any point in the city.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, CHI LORD, G.. PA
Manager Baltimore.
Do., 49, V-~-
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Won,an.s Wonderful Fide,th.

fftderAcA Hermann, The NAH who beat his wife
Almost 10 death ana cut the Threats of his Child
anu himself III P1itsbur, related In yesterdays
STAB. Is stu living. His wife will probably re-
cover. Hermann was removed TO the West Penn
Hospital where his wounds were afrerward
dressed The physicians now have hopes OF his
recovery. Ms hermann is also at the West Penn
Hospital She was ordered TO be sent to Merry
hospital, Catholic Institution, but refused TO 90
She nad not known or the murder OF her child ana
her husbands condition until yesterday morning
All night she had been lyIa. cut ana bruised from
Der husbands nurderouS assault OF Monday even
-, Dut "heh the time came Tor The removal OF
4ermdnn she got up, and with many otesIations
o. love declared that she would not be separated
UOnl him. She accompanied him TO the hospital
catching HIN as ten0eriy as II he had been the
tindest husband in the world, while. the body Of
her murdered child was being prepared Tor burial
by tie undertaken.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

i OTATO CHIPS
These are goods that speak for themselves
In our establishment Always fresh and crisp.
always brown land attractive, never Burned or
underdone and always properly seasoned Our
retail sales alone have reached as high ss Four
Barrels in single day, which Of course pre-
us,
~ EIPHoNzo YotNas cos.
te3 428 Ninth st. n. ".
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En-iishnnen and the Wiid Meat.

SOM the NElC2sO IF1Duflc.
Il Is very amusing ID watch the English an
dience during this show. They take the most In.
tense interest IN the trip or the Deadwood stage
ard every day there are more than enough who
volunteer from the spectators TO MI IL and take
the "perlOus ride" IN the midst OF the hostile In
dams The Riding OF the ugly little mJsraI,o. IL
Something that Is 80 different from ANYTHING they
have seen or heard If that their enthusiasm over
Wat J. very great They seem, too, To have great
Ei1ir2f1On Tor Mr.. Cody, and watch him closely In
tStTything he does The riding OF the girls they
- no not care much FOR, as there Is nothing In
nat which Is particularly unlike the riding OF
acnjy OF English girls.
After the snow Is over the greater part OF the
audience make great rush Tor the tents and they
pand and look into them by the hour. IL seems
70 De the height or bliss 10 the young English fel-
GSsu they can get up enough OF an acquaintance
With any Of the Mexicans or cowboys to be invited
INTO their tents 10 SIT and smoke. The look OF ex-
r~rle satisfaction on these simple youths faces Is
study, English people all seem to have perfect
mania Tor getting acquainted with any one that
has reputation that makes him prominent It
Mems 10 give them the greatest pleasure TO be
ABLE 10 say that they know a person who Is noto-
1ous In some way for something, no matter what.
The greater part OF the English girls, too seem
PERFECTLY delighted II they can get an introduction
~ the great, clumsy Buck Taylor the cowboy or
u ked shirt, and have an opportunity TO talk with
them mention these two because they seem TO
o. the especial fayorttes have seen girls stand
Ing In front or them smiling and looking at them
WITH the most delighted cOuntenances perfectly
oolyious or all the rest OF the world
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CORNERSTONE RoBsKD-Sunday afternoon the
congregation OF the German Lutheran Church
u BRIDGEPORT opposite Wheeling, w. Va, laid the
eornerstone OF their proposed new church edtnce
stln imposing ceremonies IN the presence OF a
e'ige crowd OF people. In addition 70 q number OF
1Suments there was tncl0sed in the cornerstone q
e.onss.oeraoie sum OF money-Unfted states and
Loreign-and q number OF rare coins During the
NJ thieves tore OUT the masonry of the corner
- ano carried on the copper box aconraining
oe cash and memeptoes
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
INVITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE
United States and Royal Mail steamers sailing from
New York every WEDNESDAY to Queenstown and
Liverpool
Britannia Germanc Adristic. Celtic. Republic. Baltic
Saloon rates. $50. ESQ and 800 Excursion tickets
ON favorable terms Superior intermediate acOomuo-
dations ON Adriatic and Celtic: rate $50.
For sailing lists inspection OF plans or other inform
alton apply to GEO. VI, MOSS
Xdams' Express office, 225 Pennsvivania ava
Company Offices; New York. Al Broadway.
NH lam, w&s,3m
- EORbDEGTSCHER LLOYD q & 90
Fast Express Steamers
Ems, Wed. June =, an Elder: eex. yunell !, ESQ
= m. Saale. We'd June 20. am Eihe. SsS, June
Comfortable stateroous excellent tahle, luxur3oua
saloon appointments. Prices: list cabin, ol00 and
upwards berth. according TO location: cabin. csc
~ = =. V0OVFs SAo ksma.eve
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OFFICE OF COMMISSION FOR THE CON
" STRUCTION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL Ii
BRARY BUILDING,

No, 40 EAST CAPITOL STREET
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 80 1887
Notice is hereby given to all owners of building
stone quarres who choose to submit samples Tor the
various stone works Of the Congressional Library
Building at Washington D. Co. to forward the same to
this office prepaid and carefully packed They should
on all sides, not Polished); two (2) eight (8) inch
cubes with one side faced, side chiselled
one side hammer dressed side ten (1O) cut work
one side bush-hammered. if granite, and one side
polished. j. L. SMITHMEYER,
Architect Congressional Library Building
my2S-s&w:3w
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SIMMER RESORTS.

4 SELECT FAMILY HOTEL BY THE SEA
"A GILSEY HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, N. J..
Sth ave. and Webb st., A.
one block from ocean and lighthouses Fine VEyA0
ocean view. Spacious versndas Springs and lS.HH u
hair mattresses Gas throughout City water (arte-
eian.) Superior Table. Moderate rates. North As
bury station TALL trains stop head of 9th Only
few blocks distant Buses at every train. Open June
9th by THOS g. ALLAN, of the Livingston, Washing
ton. DC. my16-1ms
METROPOLITAN. ATLANTIC CITY. 4
Vl Now open. Cor. Atlantic and Massachu- VEslAY
setts ayes, Atlantic City, N. j. Near warm 1E.ES
baths. C. and A. trains stop at the door. j a. Nc
CLEES. y16-1m
MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS. OPENS n
Ul THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1887. NA8
The undersigned takes pleasure in announc- le.h@
ing his friends and the public that he will open the
Holly Inn" at Mt Holly SPRINGS. Cumberland Co..
further particulars write to JNO L. Mills. Proprie
tor Mount Holly Springs. Cumberland Co. Pa.
Terms, $45 to $50 month"; according to location OF
rooms MIR Mills will be at the Arlington until June
1st and will be pleased to arrange with parties desir
ing rooms my16-1m
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WnNHRs AT YBsrKRDAY's RACKs.-Tne winners
OF the races at Jerome Park yesterday were NV
own, Saxony, Tarbouche, Richmond LeCiair and
Marlborough; at ST Louis, Gold Flea, Durana.
May. kosalind and Tennessee.
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL
Il DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
washington, d. c., June /, 1897
IS, Sealed Proposals. will be received until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, FRIDAY, JUNE TEN, 1887, for
furnishing Fuel for the Department. the Interior
and several offices during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1888.
Proposals must be made the Department FORMS
which, with the necessary Instructions will be fur
n1shed on application. II. L. MULDROW,
Je4.o&S-ot Acting Secretary.
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HOTELS.

TNHE ALTAMONT,
ii baltimore. MD.
Admirably located at corner Eutaw Place and Ian
vale Acknowledged the handsomest site and highest
elevnton in city Abundance of air and sunlight
in every room Actually the coolest and cleanest spot
in BALTIMORE Admirable family apartments and de-
srable rooms for transients Absence Of dust
Qutoes Other advantages make this Hotel altogether
Unsurpassed Q comfortable, beautiful and thor
sp ~ W. l. sTORK. Propristor.
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DROPOSALS FOR WASTE PAPER
l. DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, d. c., June l. 1887.
Sealed proposals will be received until FRIDAY,
II! JUNE TEN, 1sS:, At TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, for
fees during the fiscal year ending june 80, 1888
Proposals must be made on the Department forms,
which, with the necessary Instructions will be fur.
nished on application to tlfs Department.
je4,6,S-3t H. L. MULDROW, Acting Secretary
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SUMNER RESORTS.

A rIASr1c o1T o5f + q hotels COT 1AA
,es.sw '' To ADAMS CO, Real Estate Agents
sprins Dale. i LsHaeSn County. Va: q: 9eA9
the accommodation Of bosrders june LIST Plenty Of
efas WI Ell
County. Va. Terms moderate. jes-1w'
5s-y F.1S PaN W. HOTEL at as
from OCEAN nara &C s for 90 e. 0'0eA
reduced for June %Is SD
HoTEL ATLANTA AsBURY PARK. n J. A., 4
g. il
Z Open June s, Opposite Congress Hall and 4 "a
s sa% cola Sc s.'s a Sssi kfsF
REKKLEY SPRINGS AND BATHS, w. VA,
d h.o.Ea: 'a.'a s..~,. {lAt
THREE HOURS FROM WASHINGTON
ALKALINE MINERAL WATERS.
The merits Of Berkeley and its waters are famous.
Private Baths and Swimming Pools, large aud elegant
These waters specific for Rheumatism Neuralgia
Skin. Kidney and Nervous Diseases.
Hotel capacity 600 guests. Elegant Ballroom and
Music Write for illustrated and descriptive parnph-
let Round trip tickets issued by B. RR
JNo T. TREGo.
je7-2m Berkeley Springs w. Va
INVITE OR CALL AT 6O1 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
w for Guide to Homes and Summer Resorts, =,
on the ted mont Air Line in Virginia and the YEAY
Carolinas jef,-lw u,
FIVHE WAvERLY =
Il BEACH END. OCEAN PATHWAY, HA8
OCEAN GROVE, N. ]. ls.Wl
ssFTHHE MADISON HOUSE" IS BEAUTIFULLY
Il situated. Modern improvements, in
Guiding gas, bath and electric bells Lawn EAY
tennis court. Open from June to October z. iS.QEI
GATE, Asbury Park, N j. Box 5N5. je6-1m
w SPRING LAKE BEACH, n. JAa,A
Greatly enlarged and improved. EAY
Season june to October. ir.E2
je6-lm R. K. LETCHWOKTH.
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS
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u Law Barbour LAW Buiidine $50 Touisisns
avenue. Washington. D. q Residence 1216 = sk
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

j. b. LEpREux Il BRo.
Formerly with P. Hanson Hiss Co
BIG BREAK IN THE PRICE OF WALL PAPER
For the next thirty days we will sell all White Back
loo. Papers for 10c. per piece.
AZ 50c Paper for Doc. per piece.
AL Doc. Paper for 4Oc. piece. 1O-inch Embossed
Gold Borders. 45c. Other Paper in proportion.
All orders for work promptly executed
]. b. LEPREUX 4 Bro, sos 9TH IT. aw
9TH street cars pass the door, my2- 3m
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PROPOSALS,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
IN BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY
WASHINGTON, D. c. May "a, 1857
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposal for Care Of
Horses and Wagons will be received at the Bureau of
Medicine aud Surgery until MONDAY JUNE
I1nW s Mt s. 1887 at ELEVEN a. NJ, when
they Will be publicly opened for of two horses
and wagons and feed for two horses in use at Naval
D1spensary Washington, d. c. for the fiscal year end
ing June 3Oth 1888. They must be cared for in the
vicinity Of the Dispensary.
Blank proposals and all necessary information can be
obtained ON application to the medical officer in charge
OF the D1spensary, 18th and G streets northwest
Ihe right ID reserved to reject any all bids.
+. NJ GUNNELL.
my2o-law4W Surgeon General q. s. Navy.
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THE NEW PERrEcrros">
DRY COLD-AIR REFRIGER AToRS AND ICE
CHESTS
Ash and Walnut Dining room RefriRerators, Water
Coolers and Cream Freezers, all at lowest prices.
GEO. WATTS,
Housefurnishing Store 3l4 7th st. NV. fourth house
above Pa sD2S- m
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FOREST I'M.
H FOREST GLEN PARK. Md
The most beautiful site ON the Metropolitan +. 4
Branch Il. aud U. r. r. Only miles from YEHAY
Washington. iGIsH /
High Ground Healthy Location. Pure Water. Easy
OF Access. Firstclass in all its appointments
Terms Moderate
1881 Apply 70 The Forest Glen Improvement Co.,
.,oo d., ALEXANDER l. HENsE1, Manager,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-14
The Law Regarding 0verhanging Trees.
BY JUDGE BENNETT.

The question often arises who owns
the fruit OF Il tree standing near the
boundary line betweentwo proprletors.
1t is generally supposed that the fruit
on the limbs overhanging ones land
belongs to him but this is an entire
mistake. If tree stands wholly on
your land, although some Of the
roots extend into the soil of your
neighbor and derive support and nour-
ishment from his soil. he has no right
10 any Of the fruit which hangs over the
line on Conn. 277; IS VI. los > y.
Y. 1850 and il lie attempts hy force
to prevent YOU from picking il, he i
liable FIR an assault and battery 46
Barb 337:4 \. \ 2OD.
In one instance Lady, while stand
Ing on the fence picking cherries which
hung over the line, was forbidden 70
do So by the adjoining owner. who WAS
at work in hi, garden; and. n thr
scuffle To prevent her, she received
some bruises on her arm, IN which hv
had the pleasure Of paving The ntai
littlc sum of thousand dollars. IT
yonr fruit fall, into your neighhor i"',
Won HAY, think an lmp.ied license in
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Hancock County Grange


''' '.''''''.- % '''' county ''-'
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"'''''' ;" '>>'''' '.''
lac day Was lar an" bright. "iih a
ms '"oI breeze winch aided much II
our enjoyment, he previous after
noon 'he 2ood patrons began I" gather
ana early TUESDAY morning. iI"r OF
carriages might be seen go r'htr i1r
inc ne" nan. 10y Inc uih' mat ihe
honf 81 iAb"r arrived Il ''r@e company
was .at'ere J. over thf'e hnhdtr hr-
ing present III the absence III ""rt"E
Master Norton the ""'thE 'ftisref.
bro h""d'h' assumed tn' r'tIf' ana
opened 10 que FORM Alter dlSp" "3
81 some business matters 'Ae grange
was cio-ed III me ioHFIh degree "h'
oprled u the hIlf' when Yrs "Illter' q
Laih"i"e orange were 'aiied 70 their
respective places ana me MIN "e4F'f
win ~ "ei'''''''' an" ''''pr'''Ne lessons
was c"H'e' re" "Po" upwards u
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Don't w ait

Until your hair becomes dry. thin ana
gray before giving the attention needed
TO preserve its beauty and vitality.
Keep on your toilet-table a bottle OF
Ayers Hair Nigor-th the only dressing
YOU require for the hair-and use a little,
daily. to preserve the natural color and
prevent badness.
Thomas Munday. Sharon Grove, Ky,
writes Several months ago my hair
commenced failing out, and in q few
weeks my head was almost bald. |
tried many remedies. but they did no
good. finally bought bottle Of AVER
Hair vigor. and, after using only part
of the contents, my head was covered
with a heavy growth OF hair. recon-
mend your preparation as The best hair
restorcr in tile world
My hair was faded and dry. writes
Mabel q, Hardy, W Dclaran, III hnt
after using a bottle OF Ayers Hair N'gor
IL b.cauc black ani glossy"
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PATRON

If Mr. Bradbury had joined the Repub-
lican party the highest honor> would have
been his. Wherever he went he was rec
ogpized as a man of power. The Democ-
facy of Maine have not had an ADLER lead
er than he during the past thirty-tbree
wears,
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
|SI|-CARRIAGES~|S 80

are what finishing for the coming d1Nlh! seas
have bought we'll selected stock OF western butt carriages "
very low figure for and shall sell them prices o"
inc II, but living profit. To accommodate" lew we nave
ear load of what known by carriage manufacturers as scoo'
and we assure they will be sold at SCOOP prices
lst II YOU want a Good Serviceable Carnage 81
our manufacture of the very best OF stock ana
h; ,ronrnnt every mart fully warranted by at far
price, we have them md If You desire medium SI"o,
vehicle built fair stock. warranted to be a. rrpresch'o "
prices as low n, can found in this State we nave heh
tI r. Van want one Of those scoor ut am"s
your own price and get it.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-04
Our Ain COuntree.

The boodlers came down like wolf
on the fold, And they scooped in the
silver and greenbacks and gold; From
the town on the lake to the town by the
sea, They raked in the Doodle from A
unto z.
The people were stupid and silly and
green; And the boodlers the checklist
thieves ever seen; in the street, in the
office, by night and by day, They
grabbed what they wanted and took it
away.
They laughed when the newspapers
gave them blast, And they winked in
the face of the Judge as he passed; For
they knew, while this land should be
peopled with men, That boodlers who'd
bodied would Doodle again.
People put them in prison, but then,
all the same, Elected new boodlers to
keep up the game; From Tweed to Nc
Garigle-who but believes It's the fate
of the land to be governed by thieves :?
Pickpockets and gamblers, thieves,
drunkards, and toughs, Ex-convicts and
sluggers, bartenders and roughs,
Forgers, fences, and liars, and confidence
men We've elected to office again and
again.
And we'll do it again; we'll let people
see There's chance for the thief in the
land of the free; Long live Saint
Barabbas A pledge let us borrow-T
the health of good Sodom and righteous
Gomorrah. -Burdelte, IN BROOKLYN
En01e
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-04
How Fatigue Operates,

After study Of some years, Prof.
Mosso, of Turin, finds that when
fatigue is carried beyond the moderate
stage, at which it is decidedly beneti-
cial, it subjects the blood to decom-
posing process through the infltration
into it OF substances which act as
poisons, and which, when injected into
the circulation Of healthy animals, in
duce uneasiness and all the signs of
excessive exhaustion. When within the
resisting power of the subject, fatigue
has its pleasures and even joys, these
being the expression OF the organic
consciousness that bodily loss of tissue
is being balanced by reconstruction.
Mosso's experiments We're performed
on Italian soldiers, and they proved,
among the other results, that the
stature and power Of the modern war
rior are fully equal to those of the an
Gent Roman